St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22

ing the bill is Lady of Lyons" with
Mrs; Langtry cast for Pauline. Wed
nesday matinee she will play '.Pyg-
mali0n and Galatea," in which She finds
a great opportunity for an exhibition of
her personal charms. Wednesday
evening she closes her engagement by
appearing in the title role of "Lady
Cancarty," which is said to be one of
her most admirable characters.
ANOTHER MINSTREL TROUPE.
The latter half of the week, commence
ing with Thursday evening, the McNish,
Johnson IL Slavin minstrel organiZa-
The company is well and favorably
known here. The proprietors claim to
have added many new and entertain
ing features to the show.
UNITY DRAMATIC CLUB.
There will be a dramatic evening at
Unity church on Tuesday, May 81.
The Loan of a Lover" will be pre-
sented. Below is the cast:
capt. Amerstort. .......... -. Ben Johnson
refer Spyke ........H. Hazenwinkle
T E"i,.o '''.'.'................ IL. Hamaley
Gertrude Miss Susie Ryder
Ernestlne. ...................Mi Miss Kitty Hart
ALIDOR.
The initial production of Signor Jan
Otta'S new lyric opera ''AlidOr'' is an
nounced for one week at the Grand
opera house in this city, commencing
Monday, June Is. The following is a
list of persons who will participate in
the production:
CHARACTERS.
Prince Alidor, tenor Tom Karl
Tutu, a shepherd, baritone W. H. Macdonald
Couruer, basso. John Heinlein
Lady Alice. soprano Marie Stone
Lirette, her maid, contralto. .....
............... Agnes Huntington
Chorus Of shepherds, pages and May queen
Musical director. Samuel studlev
CHORUS,
Ladies of the Chorus-Misses Alice Shave.
Eva Gauthier, Daisie Davidson, Anna Pratt,
Mile Wilde. Lou NJ. Judd, Maude Cullen,
Marie Scare, Lutte Titcomb, Emma Langevin.
Millie A. Hoffman, Gussie Hoffman, Aggie
Gay, Louise Bresett Sadie Keller, Marguer-
lite Owens, Grace L. Smell, Anna II. DaYern,
Eta b. Davern, Frances Hoffman, Mrs Min.
nesota Watson, Misses Elsie, Shaw, Theresa
Munich, Mae Murphy, Katie Owens, Nellie
Hope, E9ith Scare, Pauline Faber, Tibbie
Cavanagh.
hue, George W. Draper, Arthur j. W. Lufsky.
James Fitzgerald, Helbert P: Luse, Il. H..
Rider, E. W, Ward, II. II. Walpole, C. II.
Charles G. Danneberg ii. j. c1atfield It e 5o F.
Horton, John b. Stark. Eugene f. Kaeuffer,
A. II. Wagner j. P. Christophel, Frank j.
Wilson, Lewis f. Shave, Alfred B.. sibley,
Louis NJ. Astings, W. II. Mingaye, John, +.
May Pole Children. corps de balleD--
Ladies-Maude Lewis, Lena Perkins, Flora
Geiselman, Maggie Castle, Blanche Clough.
Marie Keogh, Nellie Postlethwaite, Maggie
Kugg. Alice WaltherS, Gertrude Kirk. Birdie
Hope, Dora Jefferson.
conference.-the Jordon, Perry Gilf!lan.
Henry r. Morris, John Winslow, John EJ
Seabury, Richard Deacon, George Acker,
Laurence jefferson. The whole to be under
the direction of Prof r. II. Evans.
Copies of the libretto of the opera will
be on sale at the box office of the Grand
Tuesday morning.
In spite of the warm weather business
continues satisfactory at the Olympic.
For the seven nights commencing the
23d the attraction will be HI. Camp
BELLS English Art company, Introducing
the great novelty, ''1'ableaux SoleiI. 3
a true feature; Mitchell and Lorraine.
the celebrated comedy team; Aida Ar
mOur, the lady rife shot; the big three
Washington Bros, dancers, YocaliSts
and comedians: Carrie Lenora; the
great Seton, one of the best of English
artists; May Hunter, giddy girl, and
Dill w CHS.
THE DINE MUSEUM.
For the coming week at the Seventh
Street museum Big Winnie will be seen
for the last time. Big Winnie has at
tracted thousands the past week. and
yet there remains more to see her. The
cowboy violin virtuoso appears for the
first time, giving his marvellous recital,
and GOletti, the prince of bird trainers,
will Illustrate how birds are trained.
The attraction in the upper theater is a
new farce comedy by Bobby Newcomb,
interpreted by himself and family, and
will make his debut in the melodramatic
success entitled 1.-The Ranger,'' sup
ported by his own company. Friday
and Saturday the usual presents and
free seats will be given to ladies and
children, respectively.